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Meiya says that regardless of what problems the government and military have, it’s the Shogun's responsibility to fix. There was no need for the rebels to shed blood.

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Sagiri lost the officer he’d respected as a father, and his daughter, the girl he’d grown up with, at the hands of his fellow man.

The other rebels see Sagiri's death.

Sagiri realized that he would have to dirty his hands to save Japan from danger.

During Operation Lucifer the US military dropped a new anti-hive weapon, the G-bomb, on Yokohama without warning.

Meiya doesn’t have a fortified suit and can’t tell what’s going on in the battle.

Hunter 3, the one that fired at Takeru, tries to fire again, but its weapons are locked.

As Walken unleashes a fatal strike, an evil trap springs. A blade of belief glitters in the moonlight.

Meiya doesn’t have a fortified suit and can’t tell what’s going on in the battle.

Hunter 3, the one that fired at Takeru, tries to fire again, but its weapons are locked.

Tsukuyomi watches the last moments of a loyal samurai with respect.

Tsukuyomi tells him that he's become an outlaw to awaken Japan. But Sagiri knew that would happen.

Tsukuyomi shows respect for Sagiri and the rebels, who were willing to become outlaws to right Japan.